
Marilyn (1963) on Netflix
NR19631h 23mDocumentary
Clips from Marilyn Monroe's years at one Hollywood studio are gathered into a tribute. A narrator introduces scenes from her early bit parts through her last, unfinished picture.
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Plot summary
A compilation of scenes from Marilyn Monroe's films for one Hollywood studio, presented with a narrator's commentary. The excerpts range from her small part in A Ticket to Tomahawk to footage from Something's Got to Give, the picture she left unfinished. Wardrobe tests from that project are included too. The documentary was assembled in the year after her death as a tribute to her.
Cast
Rock Hudsonas Narrator
Marilyn Monroeas Self(archive footage)
Lauren Bacallas Schatze Page(archive footage)(uncredited)
Jane Russellas archive footage
Anne Baxteras Kit Dodge Jr.(archive footage)(uncredited)…
Cyd Charisseas Self(archive footage)(uncredited)…
Mitzi Gaynoras Katy Donahue(archive footage)(uncredited)
Betty Grableas Self(archive footage)(uncredited)…
June Haveras Self (scene from "Love Nest")(archive footage)(uncredited)
Hope Langeas Self (scene from "Bus Stop")(archive footage)(uncredited)
Celeste Holmas Karen(archive footage)(uncredited)
Tom Ewellas Self (scene from "The Seven Year Itch")(archive footage)(uncredited)
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Dan Daileyas Self(archive footage)(uncredited)…
Dean Martinas Self(archive footage)(uncredited)…
David Wayneas archive footage
William Lundiganas Self (scene from "Love Nest")(archive footage)(uncredited)
Charles Coburnas Sir Francis 'Piggy' Beekman(archive footage)(uncredited)
Wally Coxas Self (scene from "Something's Got to Give")(archive footage)(uncredited)
Betty Fieldas Self (scene from "Bus Stop")(archive footage)(uncredited)
Ethel Mermanas Self (scene from "There's No Business Like Show Business")(archive footage)(uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Marilyn (1963)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- In 1962, Marilyn Monroe returned to Fox for Something's Got to Give, a remake of My Favorite Wife. She died before it was finished, and in 1963 Fox revamped the project into Move Over, Darling with Doris Day.




















